Abstract: A lighting system for a vehicle including a pair of supplemental side lights located adjacent to the front and sides of a vehicle beneath the main headlights thereof, the side lights being angled to project the central rays of their beams outwardly from the central ray of the beams of the main headlights; a parabolic reflector operatively associated with each side light; and a battery with electrical components coupling the main headlights and the side lights, the electrical components including a common single pole single throw-type switch directly coupled with the main headlight and the side lights for ensuring that the side lights are only activated when the headlights are activated, a common single pole triple throw-type turn switch directly coupled to the side lights for indicating a left turn and a right turn by actuating one side light concurrently to the exclusion of the other side light, a single common single pole single throw-type dimmer switch directly coupled to the turn switch for increasing and

Abstract: A vehicular safety distance alarm system for monitoring a travelling distance between a source vehicle and a target vehicle and activating an alarm when a predetermined safety distance defined between the two for a given speed is compromised comprising a distance measurement mechanism coupled to a source vehicle for determining and transmitting a distance signal representing a travelling distance between the source vehicle and a remote target vehicle; a selection mechanism coupled to the source vehicle for allowing a driver to select a desired range of safety distances expressed as a function of source vehicle velocity and a set time to reach a target vehicle; an alarm signal generation mechanism coupled to the distance measurement mechanism and selection mechanism for comparing the distance signal to a safety distance at a given source vehicle velocity and transmitting an alarm signal when the safety distance is compromised; and an alarm mechanism coupled to the alarm signal generation mechanism for providin

Abstract: A personal lockable alarm device may be lockably attached to either an ankle or a wrist to produce a loud noise when activated, and may not be deactivated or removed from the ankle or wrist until a code is entered into a locking mechanism of the device.